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1
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Facies pelvina

A

os sacrum, anterior side

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2
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Retinaculum flexorum

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wrist, anterior

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3
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Sulcus cubitalis anterior lateralis

A

jep

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4
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Foramen intervertebrale

A

in vertebrates

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5
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Linea pectinea

A

Femur

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6
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Corpus calcanei

A

Calcaneus

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7
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Corpus sterni

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Sternum

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8
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Os trapezoideum

A

ball

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9
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Foramen nutricum

A

Clavicle, kuoppa

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10
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Os triquetrum

A

triangle

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11
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Lig. collaterale carpi ulnare

A

from processus styloideus ulnae to os triquetrum and pisiforme

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12
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Synchondrosis xiphosternalis

A

u know

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13
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Facies auricularis

A

Os ilium

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14
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Lig. capitis femoralis

A

extends from
fossa acetabuli where it attaches
to lig. transversum acetabuli to
fovea capitis femoris

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15
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Facies anterolateralis

A

Humerus

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16
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Incisura fibularis

A

Tibia

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17
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Plica umbilicalis lateralis

A

JEP

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18
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Sulcus pulmonalis

A

a big groove/depression of the corpus on the posterior side of the lung

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19
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Tuberculum conoideum

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Clavicle, close to big head

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20
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Lig. transversum scapulae superius

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Passes above scapular notch. from processus coracoideus “tuberculum” to margo superialis

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21
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Artt. intermetatarsalis

A 
The base of four metatarsals connected. Basis ossis metatarsales
 Capsula articularis
 Ligg. metatarsalia dorsalia
 Ligg. metatarsalia plantaria
 Ligg. metatarsalia interossea
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22
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Sulcus iliopectineus

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b. iliopsoas major and m. pectinous, anterior

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23
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Lig. calcaneofibulare

A

from
malleolus lateralis to lateral
surface of calcaneus

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24
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Collum costae

A

costa

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25
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Incisura costalis

A

ONLY b. manubrium and corpus sterni. For costae 2

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26
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Facies articularis sternalis

A

Clavicle, smaller head

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27
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Fossa supraspinata

A

Scapula

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28
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Lig. calcaneocuboideum plantare

A

extends from the forepart of calcaneus to plantar surface of os
cuboideum

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29
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Pecten ossis pubis

A

Os pubis

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30
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Tuber calcanei

A

Calcaneus

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31
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Linea trapezoidea

A

Clavicle, b. big head and tuberculum, inferior

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32
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Anulus femoralis

A

Margo anterior – ligamentum inguinale
Margo posterior – ligamentum pectineale (=connective tissue covering pectin ossis pubis)
Margo medialis – ligamentum lacunare (=ending of ligamentum inguinale)
Margo lateralis – vena femoralis

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33
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Sulcus medianus antebrachii

A

jep

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34
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Acetabulum

A

Os coxae

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35
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Lig. collaterale fibulare

A

from epicondylus lateralis femoris to lateral side of caput fibula

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36
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Crista iliaca

A

Os ilium

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37
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Promontorium

A

os sacrum

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38
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Fossa olecrani

A

Humerus, posterior

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39
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Lig. patellae

A

continuation of tendon of m. quadriceps femoris (attach to tuberositas tibiae)

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40
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Crista sacralis medialis

A

Os sacrum

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41
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Os trapezium

A

shoe

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42
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Capitulum humeri

A

Humerus, anterior lateralis “ball”

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43
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Lig. capitis costae radiatum

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anteriorly, connection b. thoracic vertebra and discs to capitis costae

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44
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Facies sacropelvina

A

Os ilium

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45
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Os capitatum

A

“head” and body

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46
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Synchondrosis manubriosternalis

A

jep

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47
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Trochanter minor

A

Femur

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48
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Lacuna vasorum

A

KYSY

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49
Q

Foramen infrapiriforme

A

posterior

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50
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Retinaculum extensorum

A

wrist, posterior

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51
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Lig. longitudinale posterius

A

on the posterior side of corpus vertebra

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52
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Lig. calcaneonaviculare plantare

A

connects sustentaculum tali with ossa naviculare

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53
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Collum radii

A

Radius, “neck” on top

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54
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Metacarpus

A

5 ossa metacarpi

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55
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Conjugata diagonalis

A

between promontorium and lower margins of symphysis pubica, 12,5cm – 13cm

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56
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Lig. transversum atlantis

A

(sideways behind dens axis)

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57
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Canalis cruropopliteus

A 
Posterior region of the lower leg.
Paries anterior:
M. tibialis posterior
M. flexor digitorum longus
Paries posterior:
M. soleus
Nervus, arteria, venae tibialis posterior et anterior are into it.

continuities as sulcus pkantaris medialis and lateralis

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58
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Facies articularis clavicularis

A

Scapula, on acromion

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59
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Lig. coracoclaviculare

A

from processus coracoideus to clavicula. lig. conoideum and lig. trapezium, so connects to tuberculum conoideum and linea trapezoidea from processus coracoideus

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60
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Os lunatum

A

moon

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61
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Crista sacralis lateralis

A

Os sacrum

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62
Q

Tuberculum posterius

A

atlantis, nyppylä takana

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63
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Facies auricularis

A

Os sacrum

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64
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Incisura ulnaris

A

Radius, distalis part

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65
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Foramen obturatum

A

Os coxae

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66
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Fovea articularis radii

A

Radius, on top

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67
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Linea glutea anterior

A

Os ilium

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68
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Lig. transversum acetabuli

A

connects the ends of facies lunata acetabuli and crosses incisura
acetabuli

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69
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Lineae transversae

A

line between foramina sacralia antiora

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70
Q

Canalis carpi ulnaris

A

“päällä” medial, pelkkä hermo, valtimo ja laskimo

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71
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Malleolus lateralis

A

Fibula

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72
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Massa lateralis

A

atlantis, mölkky facieksen alla

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73
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Canalis carpi radialis

A

lateral

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74
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Linea intertrochanterica

A

Femur, connects the trochanters anteriorly, ylhäältä alas curve

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75
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Incisura ischiadica major

A

Os ischii

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76
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Incisura scapulae

A

Scapula after processus coracoideus

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77
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Linea alba

A

From processus xiphoideus to symphysis pubica

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78
Q

Labrum acetabulare

A

structure that acetabulum is completed by

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79
Q

Sulcus deltoideopectoralis

A

jep

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80
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Art. calcaneocuboidea

A

calcaneus
os cuboideum
 Capsula articularis
 Lig. bifurcatum attaches to calcaneus and divides in front in a Y-shaped manner into
lig.calcaneonaviculare (to os naviculare) and lig. calcaneocuboideum (to os cuboideum)
 Lig. calcaneocuboideum plantare extends from the forepart of calcaneus to plantar surface of os
cuboideum
 Lig. plantare longum from in front of the tuber calcanei to plantar surface of ossa metatarsi II - V

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81
Q

Foramen suprapiriforme

A

posterior

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82
Q

Facies articularis acromialis

A

Clavicle, bigger head

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83
Q

T 10

A

Fovea costalis superior HALF
Fovea costalis inferior NO
Fovea costalis processus transversi YES

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84
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T12

A

Fovea costalis superior FULL
Fovea costalis inferior NO
Fovea costalis processus transversi NO
Processus articularis inferior lies SAGITALLY

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85
Q

Foramen quadrilaterum

A

jep

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86
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Tuberositas ulnae

A

Ulna, right below processus coronoideus

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87
Q

Crista capitis costae

A

Costa 2. – 10.

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88
Q

Apertura pelvis inferior

A
  1. Os coccygis
  2. Lig. sacrotuberale
  3. Tuber ischiadicum
  4. Ramus ossis ischii
  5. Ramus inferior ossis pubis
  6. Lig. pubicum inferius
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89
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Processus styloideus radii

A

Radius, tip on the bottom

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90
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Lig. acromioclaviculare

A

from acromion to extremitas acromialis

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91
Q

Sulcus obturatorius

A

Os pubis

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92
Q

Collum femoris

A

Femur

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93
Q

Carpus

A

8 ossa carpi

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94
Q

Os cuneiforme laterale

A

Tarsus, suunnikas jossa pieni lovi

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95
Q

Tuberculum m. scaleni anterioris

A

Costa 1., 11., 12.

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96
Q

Circumferentia articularis radii

A

Radius, around caput on top

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97
Q

Ligamentum inguinale

A

JEP

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98
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Retinaculum musculorum extensorum inferius

A

anterior, more medial, divides into two

In front of art. Talocruralis
 4 osteofibrous canals
1. M. tibialis anterior
2. M. extensor hallucis longus
3. Aorta, vena, nervus
4. M. extensor digitorum longus
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99
Q

Apertura thoracis superior

A

yläaukko rintarangasta

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100
Q

olecranon

A

Ulna, the hook

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101
Q

Lig. talofibulare posterius

A

from
malleolus lateralis to posterior
end of talus

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102
Q

Lig. collaterale ulnare

A

jep , on the medial side (from epicondylus medialis humeri to incisura throchlearis ulnae)

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103
Q

Facies superior tali

A

Talus

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104
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Crista tuberculi majoris

A

Humerus, next to tuberculum majus

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105
Q

Meniscus lateralis

A

almost

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106
Q

Diameter obliqua pelvis dexter

A

between art. sacroiliaca and

the opposite eminentia iliopubica, 12,5cm

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107
Q

Spina scapulae

A

Scapula

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108
Q

Facies malleolaris medialis/lateralis

A

Talus

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109
Q

Incisura radialis

A

Ulna, medial, next to incisura trochlearis but outside of the hook

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110
Q

Plica umbilicalis medialis

A

JEP

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111
Q

Fossa infraspinata

A

Scapula

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112
Q

Synchondrosis manubriosternalis

A

Sternum

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113
Q

Tuberositas radii

A

Radius, medial, right below column radii

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114
Q

Lig.ischiofemorale

A

between
corpus ossis ischii and fossa
trochanterica

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115
Q

Sulcus bicipitalis lateralis

A

jep

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116
Q

Facies lunata

A

Os coxae

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117
Q

Facies glutea

A

Os ilium, the outer part of pelvis

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118
Q

Sulcus nervi radialis

A

Humerus, posterior corpus

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119
Q

Apex capitis fibulae

A

Fibula

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120
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Impressio ligamenti costoclaviculari

A

Clavicle, close to the smaller head

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121
Q

Fossa coronoidea

A

Humerus, anterior medialis

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122
Q

Distantia intercristalis

A

is a distance between crista iliaca dextra et

sinistra, 28-29cm

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123
Q

Sulcus tali

A

Talus, shallow depression located on the plantar aspect of the next of talus

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124
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Retinaculum musculorum peroneorum inferius

A

lateral, only 2 vaginas

Below Retinaculum musculorum peroneorum superius
 2 osteofibrous canals
1. M. peroneus longus
2. M. peroneus brevis

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125
Q

Eminentia intercondylaris

126
Q

Sulcus plantaris lateralis

A

jalkapohja

Between musculi digiti minimi and musculi sole/plantar
(central group)
Paries medialis:
M. flexor digitorum brevis
Paries lateralis:
M. abductor digiti minimi
Arterie, nervus and venae plantaris lateralis pass through it.

127
Q

Retinaculum musculorum extensorum superius

A

anterior

One channel below it
o Tendons of muscles of the anterior group (extensors) of
the lower leg

128
Q

Fossa supravesicalis

129
Q

Tuberositas glutea

A

Femur, more lateral than linea pectinea

130
Q

Sulcus nervi ulnaris

A

Humerus, posterior medial

131
Q

Distantia interspinosa

A

is a distance between spina iliaca

anterior superior dextra et sinistra, 25-27cm

132
Q

Collum chirurgicum

A

Humerus, upper “neck”

133
Q

Sulcus venae subclaviae

A

Costa 1., 11., 12.

134
Q

Tuberositas iliaca

135
Q

T1

A

Fovea costalis superior FULL
Fovea costalis inferior HALF
Fovea costalis processus transversi YES

136
Q

Foramina sacralia antriora

137
Q

Retinaculum musculorum peroneorum superius

A

lateral, tendon

behind malleolus lateralis
 1 osteofibrous canal
1. M. peroneus longus et brevis

138
Q

Lig. pubofemorale

A

between ramus
superior ossis pubis and linea
intertrochanterica

139
Q

Os scaphoideum

140
Q

Conjugata vera

A

between promontorium and eminentia retropubica, 10,5cm – 11cm

141
Q

Meniscus medialis

142
Q

Crista intertrochanterica

143
Q

Angulus sterni

A

Sternum, b. manubrium and corpus sterni

144
Q

Art. Tarsometatarsalis

A

LISFRANCI

Os cuboideum
Ossa cuneiformia (laterale, intermedium and mediale)
Basis ossis metatarsales
 Ligg. tarsometatarsalia dorsalia
 Ligg. tarsometatarsalia plantaria
 Ligg. cuneometatarsalia interossea
145
Q

Lacuna musculorum

146
Q

Processus coracoideus

147
Q

Art. cuneonavicularis

A 
Ossa cuneiformia (laterale, intermedium and mediale)
Os naviculare
Capsula articularis
 Ligg. tarsi dorsalia
 Ligg. tarsi plantaria
 Ligg. tarsi interossea
148
Q

Collum tali

A

Talus, it’s a neck but facing toes so not in the “typical” place for collum

149
Q

Art.talocalcaneonavicularis

A 
Os naviculare
Talus
Calcaneus
 Capsula articularis
 Lig. calcaneonaviculare plantare connects sustentaculum tali with ossa naviculare
 Lig. talocalcaneum interosseum from talus to calcaneus in the tarsal sinus
supinatio cum adductio pedis
pronatio cum abductio pedis
150
Q

Angulus lateralis scapulae

151
Q

Os hamatum

152
Q

Sulcus intertubercularis

153
Q

Facies articularis malleoli

154
Q

Linea glutea inferior

155
Q

Tuberculum costae

A

Costa 2. – 10.

156
Q

Incisura acetabuli

157
Q

Cavitas glenoidalis

A

Scapula, the groove where humerus attaches

158
Q

Lig. cruciatum posterius

A

from condyli medialis femoris to area intercondylaris posterior tibia

159
Q

Fossa malleoli lateralis

160
Q

Malleolus medialis

161
Q

Foramen v. cavae

162
Q

Os cuneiforme mediale

A

Tarsus, neliöin pienemmistä

163
Q

Fossa radialis

A

Humerus, anterior lateral

164
Q

Incisura throchlearis

A

Ulna, inside groove in olecranon and processus coronoideus

165
Q

Ligg. costotransversaria

A

superior –> b. processus transverses T1-11 and costa 2-12 & laterale –> b. processus transversus T1-12 and tuberculum costae 1-12 (small one at the anterior side of vertebra processus transverses T1-10)

166
Q

Fossa intercondylaris

167
Q

Canalis carpi

168
Q

Fossa inguinalis lateralis

169
Q

Facies dorsalis sacri

170
Q

Sulcus arteriae subclaviae

A

Costa 1., 11., 12.

171
Q

Foramen transversarium

A

in vertebra

172
Q

Fossa subscapularis

A

Scapula, anterior side: facies costalis

173
Q

Sulcus femoralis anterior

A

under m.sartorius

174
Q

Os cuneiforme intermedium

A

Tarsus, puolisuunnikas

175
Q

Fossa acetabuli

176
Q

Digiti

A

ossa digitorum manus or phalanges.

177
Q

Lig. coracohumerale

A

from processus coracoideus

to tuberculum majus humeri or more like collum anatomicum

178
Q

Spina ischiadica

179
Q

Diameter transversa pelvis

A

between the furthest

points of linea arcuata, 13,5cm

180
Q

Processus styloideus ulnae

A

Ulna, tip in the distalis part

181
Q

Vertebra lumbalis

A

 No fovea costalis
 Heavy processus transversus and processus spinosus
 Big corpus
 Medially facing facies articularis superior

182
Q

Lig.iliofemorale

A

between spina
iliaca anterior inferior and linea
intertrochanterica

183
Q

Sulcus plantaris medialis

A

jalkapohja,

Between the musculi hallucis and musculi sole/plantar
(central group)
Paries medialis:
M. abductor hallucis
Paries lateralis:
M. flexor digitorum brevis
Arterie, nervus and venae plantaris medialis pass through it.

184
Q

incisura vertebralis inferior

A

c7, groove in the inferior

185
Q

Lig. cruciatum anterius

A

from condyli lateralis femoris to area intercondylaris anterior tibia

186
Q

Art.tarsi transversa

A

CHOPARTI

Art. talocalcaneonavicularis
Art. calcaneocuboidea
 Lig. calcaneonaviculare
 Lig. calcaneocuboideum

187
Q

Fossa trochanterica

A

Femur, depression, posterior superior in the collum femoris

188
Q

Facies articularis carpalis

A

Radius, distalis part

189
Q

Lig. collaterale tibiale

A

from epicondylus medialis femoris to condyli medialis tibia and facies
medialis tibia

190
Q

Sulcus musculi subclavii

A

Clavicle, inferior, closer to big head

191
Q

Extremitas acromialis claviculae

A

Clavicle, bigger head

192
Q

Hiatus sacralis

193
Q

Lig. supraspinale

A

from processus spinosisme -c7 to os sacrum

194
Q

Area intercondylaris

anterior

195
Q

Facies articularis malleoli lateralis

196
Q

Os naviculare

A

Tarsus, isoin ja puikulin pikkuluista

197
Q

Collum anatomicum

A

Humerus, right below and around the ball

198
Q

T11

A

Fovea costalis superior FULL
Fovea costalis inferior NO
Fovea costalis processus transversi NO
Processus articularis inferior lies FRONTALLY

199
Q

Tuber ischiadicum

200
Q

Caput tali

A

Talus, closer to toes so not in the typical place!!

201
Q

Sulcus ulnaris antebrachii

202
Q

Fasciculi longitudinales

A

(two of these; above and below lig. transversum atlantis)

203
Q

Linea m. solei

A

Tibia, posterior, viistoon alas condylus medialiksesta

204
Q

Apertura pelvis superior

A
  1. Promontorium
  2. Art. sacroiliaca
  3. Linea arcuata
  4. Eminentia iliopubica
  5. Pecten ossis pubis
  6. Tuberculum pubicum
  7. Lig. pubicum superius
205
Q

Lig.transversum genus

A

joins two menisci in front

206
Q

Tuberculum anterius

A

atlantis, nyppylä edessä

207
Q

Tractus iliotibialis

A

thickening of fascia late, in the lateral thigh

208
Q

Caput ulnae

A

Ulna, distalis part

209
Q

Acromion

210
Q

Lig. cruciforme atlantis

A

composed of

  1. Lig. transversum atlantis (sideways behind dens axis)
  2. Fasciculi longitudinales (two of these; above and below lig. transversum atlantis)
211
Q

Corpus tali

A

Talus, rest of the body without the weird collum and caput tali

212
Q

Cornu sacrale

A

Os sacrum: hiatus sacralis sarvet

213
Q

Lig. talofibulare anterius

A

from

malleolus lateralis to caput tali

214
Q

Conjugata anatomica

A

between promontorium and upper margins of symphysis pubica, 11,5cm

215
Q

Hiatus oesophageus

216
Q

Sustentaculum tali

A

Calcaneus, dorsal, medial, kinda like processus

217
Q

Processus articularis superior thoracicae/lumbale

A

VT ja VL: korvat

218
Q

Processus coronoideus

A

Ulna, the lower part of the hook

219
Q

Os cuboideum

A

Tarsus, neliö pikkuluista toisiksi isoin

220
Q

Lig. bifurcatum

A

Lig. bifurcatum attaches to calcaneus and divides in front in a Y-shaped manner into
lig.calcaneonaviculare (to os naviculare) and lig. calcaneocuboideum (to os cuboideum)

221
Q

Diametr obliqua pelvis sinister

A

between art. sacroiliaca and

the opposite eminentia iliopubica, 12,5cm

222
Q

Incisura clavicularis

223
Q

Calcaneus

A

Tarsus, kantapää, puikula

224
Q

Lig. collaterale carpi radiale

A

from processus styloideus radii to os scaphoideum

225
Q

Costae vera

226
Q

Tuberositas tibiae

227
Q

Incisura ischiadica minor

228
Q

Tuberculum minus humeri

A

Humerus, anterior

229
Q

Facies articularis patellae

230
Q

Art. subtalaris

A

Facies articularis calcanea posterior tali
Facies articularis talaris posterior calcanei
 Capsula articularis
 Lig. talocalcaneum mediale
 Lig. talocalcaneum laterale

231
Q

Linea aspera

232
Q

Tuberositas sacralis

A

Os sacrum, next to facies auricularis

233
Q

Fovea capitis femoris

A

Femur, small dot on the caput femoris

234
Q

Canalis musculoperoneus superior

A

lateral: m.peroneus longus and medial: fibula

235
Q

Trochanter major

236
Q

Facies anteromedialis

237
Q

Foramen trilaterum

238
Q

Crista sacralis mediana

239
Q

Lig. collaterale radiale

A

from epicondylus lateralis humeri
and downwards it divides into two bundles, embraces
caput radii (anterior side) and incisura radialis ulnae
(posterior side)

240
Q

Tuberositas deltoidea

A

Humerus, lateral mid part

241
Q

Spina iliaca anterior superior

242
Q

Margo interosseous

A

radius, ulna

243
Q

Labium laterale/mediale

244
Q

Extremitas sternalis claviculae

A

Clavicle, smaller head

245
Q

Sulcus radialis antebrachii

246
Q

Spina iliaca anterior superior

247
Q

Linea glutea posterior

248
Q

Hiatus aorticus

249
Q

Linea musculares

A

Scapula: anterior side grooves

250
Q

Costae spuriae

A

Costa 8-12

251
Q

Os piriforme

252
Q

Membrana intercostalia externa

253
Q

Membrana intercostalia interna

254
Q

Apertura thoracis inferior

A

nimensä mukainen

255
Q

Synchondrosis xiphosternalis

256
Q

Sulcus bicipitalis medialis

257
Q

Facies articularis capitis fibulae

258
Q

Area intercondylaris

posterior

259
Q

Canalis adductorius

A 
7cm long and surrounded by:
Paries medialis
M. adductor magnus
Paries lateralis
M. vastus medialis
Paries anterior
Lamina vastoadductoria (part of fascia lata)
Nervus, arteria, vena pass through it.
260
Q

Fossa inguinalis medialis

261
Q

Trigonum femorale

A

anterior, lig. inguinale, m. sartorius, m.adductor longus (basement: m.iliopsoas, m.pectineus)

262
Q

Lig. deltoideum

A

from malleolus
medialis and divides into 4 parts:
o Pars tibiotalaris anterior - to caput tali
o Pars tibiotalaris posterior - to corpus tali
o Pars tibionavicularis - to os naviculare
o Pars tibiocalcanea - to sustentaculum tali of the calcaneus

263
Q

Lig. plantare longum

A

from in front of the tuber calcanei to plantar surface of ossa metatarsi II - V

264
Q

Lig. anulare radii

A

encircles caput radii and attaches to
incisura radialis ulnae on both sides (anterior and
posterior)

265
Q

Trochlea tali

A

Talus, same as facies superior tali, just not articulating cover

266
Q

Membrana tectoria

A

(over all the ligaments of art. atlantoaxialis mediana, extension of the lig. lonitudinale
posterius

267
Q

Trochlea humeri

A

Humerus, anterior medialis

268
Q

Angulus infrasternalis

A

(angel between the
lower borders of cartilago costales as they
approach corpus sterni)

269
Q

Corpus claviculae

270
Q

Sulcus calcanei

271
Q

Angulus costae

A

Costa 2. – 10.

272
Q

Pars lateralis sacri

A

Os sacrum: part where tuberositaos sarcalis and facies auricularis are

273
Q

Collum scapulae

274
Q

Incisurae costales

A

3-5 corpus sterni, 6-7 processus xiphoideus

275
Q

Facies patelaris

276
Q

Membrana sterni

A

covering the anterior surface of the sternum

277
Q

Ligg. sternocostalia radiata

A

attach the anterior and posterior surfaces of the medial ends of the costal cartilages to the sternal surfaces

278
Q

Fovea dentis

279
Q

Facies articularis fibularis

A

Tibia, painautuma in condylys lateralis

280
Q

Crista tuberculi minoris

A

Humerus, next to tuberculum minus

281
Q

Anulus inguinalis superficialis

A

(has projections in Fossa inguinalis medialis) Opening for canalis inguinalis, so in the end of lig. inguinale

282
Q

Canalis sacralis

283
Q

Ala ossis ilii

284
Q

Ligamentum reflexum

A

crossing medial to lateral in the anulus inguinalis superficialis

285
Q

Sulcus malleolaris

A

Tibia, vertical depression on the posterior aspect of the medial malleolus

286
Q

Centrum tendineum diaphragmatis

287
Q

Processus articularis inferior thoracicae/lumbales

A

alatassut, VT,VL

288
Q

Processus xiphoideus

289
Q

T 2-9

A

Fovea costalis superior HALF
Fovea costalis inferior HALF
Fovea costalis processus transversi YES

290
Q

Retinaculum musculorum flexorum

A

posterior

Behind malleolus medialis
 4 osteofibrous canals
1. M. tibialis posterior
2. M. flexor digitorum longus
3. Aorta, vena, nervus
4. M. flexor hallucis longus
291
Q

Aponeurosis m. obliqui externi abdominis

292
Q

Lig. coracoacromiale

A

b. processus coracoideus and acromion, divides into lig. trapezoideum and conoideum

293
Q

Arcus posterior

294
Q

Facies dorsalis scapulae

A

Scapula, posterior side

295
Q

Facies costalis

A

Scapula, anterior side

296
Q

Plica umbilicalis mediana

297
Q

Circumferentia articularis ulnae

A

Ulna, around caput, in the distalis part

298
Q

Facies symphysialis

299
Q

Labrum glenoidale

A

Cavitas glenoidalis is enlarged by. so in scapula, around cavitas

300
Q

Tuberculum pubicum

A

Os pubis, continuation of pecten ossis pubis, outside of pelvis

301
Q

Lig. longitudinale anterius

A

Covers the vertebral column anteriorly

302
Q

Cornu coccygeum

A

Os coccygis, sarvet

303
Q

Tuberculum majus humeri

A

Humerus, anterior

304
Q

Incisura jugularis

305
Q

Tuberculum infra-/supraglenoidale

306
Q

Sulcus cubitalis anterior medialis

307
Q

Manubrium

308
Q

Fossa poplitea

A

polvikuoppa

309
Q

Fossa iliaca

A

Os ilium inside pelvis, next to facies sacropelvina

310
Q

Talus

A

Tarsus, high, like an hat or head

311
Q

Crista sacralis intermedia

A

No mediana!!!

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